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What is communication generally understood as?
What is communication generally understood as?
Communication is an important aspect of human behavior and symbolizes the ability to convey opinions, feeling, information, body language, signs and ideas through words which may be written or spoken.
What is the definition of communication, according to the text?
What is the definition of communication, according to the text?
Communication is a process to convey our message to others.
What is the Latin origin of the word 'communication'?
What is the Latin origin of the word 'communication'?
The Latin word 'communicare' means to make common or create equality.
According to Schramm, what is the significance of communication?
According to Schramm, what is the significance of communication?
How did Gerbner define communication?
How did Gerbner define communication?
What is Theodorson's perspective on communication?
What is Theodorson's perspective on communication?
What is the perspective of Watzlawick, Beavin, and Jackson on communication?
What is the perspective of Watzlawick, Beavin, and Jackson on communication?
Which of these is NOT one of the main principles of communication?
Which of these is NOT one of the main principles of communication?
Which of these is NOT a function of communication?
Which of these is NOT a function of communication?
Communication requires a sender and a receiver.
Communication requires a sender and a receiver.
The main principles of communication include Source, Message, Channel, Receiver, and Content.
The main principles of communication include Source, Message, Channel, Receiver, and Content.
Communication can be defined as a process of transferring information from one individual or group to another.
Communication can be defined as a process of transferring information from one individual or group to another.
The goal of communication is always to persuade the receiver.
The goal of communication is always to persuade the receiver.
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Communication
Communication
The ability to convey opinions, feelings, information, body language, signs, and ideas through words, either written or spoken.
Communication Process
Communication Process
A process where a message is conveyed to others, and a response is produced.
Communicare
Communicare
The Latin root of the word "communication" means "to make common" or "create equality."
Communication in Social Process
Communication in Social Process
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Communication as Social Interaction
Communication as Social Interaction
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Communication as Dissemination
Communication as Dissemination
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Communication as Interaction Process
Communication as Interaction Process
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Communication Focus
Communication Focus
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Communication Philosophy
Communication Philosophy
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Communication as a Process
Communication as a Process
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Communication as Science
Communication as Science
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Communication as Discussion and Argument
Communication as Discussion and Argument
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Functions of Communication
Functions of Communication
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Information Agent
Information Agent
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Persuasion
Persuasion
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Setting an Agenda
Setting an Agenda
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Social Networking
Social Networking
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Change Agent
Change Agent
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Observation
Observation
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Entertainment
Entertainment
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Education
Education
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Culture Transmitter
Culture Transmitter
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Study Notes
Chapter 2: Introduction to Communication
- Communication is a crucial aspect of human behavior.
- It signifies the ability to convey opinions, feelings, information, and ideas.
- Communication involves the use of words (spoken or written), body language, and other signs.
What is Communication?
- Communication is a process of conveying messages to others.
- A message that elicits a response constitutes communication.
- This includes responding in various ways.
Communication Definition
- Communication originates from the Latin word "communicare".
- "Communicare" means to make things common or establish equality.
- Communication is fundamental to social processes. (Schramm, 1954).
- Communication is defined as social interaction through messages (Gerbner, 1967).
- It's the dissemination of information, ideas, attitudes, or emotions between individuals or groups (usually through symbols) (Theodorson, 1969).
- Communication also encompasses the interaction process, displaying the message and its meaning (Watzlawick, Beavin & Jackson, 1967).
Communication Focus
- The focus of communication includes delivery and distribution of information.
- It also encompasses behavioral change and shared meaning and understanding.
Communication Philosophy
- Key principles include equality of trust, equality of ideas, and equality of values.
The Concept of Communication
- Communication is a process of thinking and acting.
- It employs the scientific method, including questioning, observation, physical movement, hypothesis generation, analysis, and interaction.
- Communication involves the application of knowledge and logic.
- Essential elements include discussion, argumentation, and analysis.
- Fairness, equality, and democracy are integral parts.
Main Principle Concepts (Communication Model)
- Explains communication as a process involving a source, message, channel, and receiver.
- Key elements include communication skills, attitudes, knowledge, social system, and culture.
- Includes various channels such as seeing, hearing, touching, smelling, and tasting.
Functions of Communication
- Some functions include information dissemination, persuasion, social networking, agenda-setting, change agency, observation, entertainment, and education, and cultural transmission.
Additional Note
- There is a related YouTube video available. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5AZb8MJyBJU)
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